Light Hearted Quotes

“Theology, philosophy, metaphysics, and quantum physics are merely ways for God to have his smart people believe in him”
― Jeremy Aldana

“How beautiful the stars are, and the Moon!' 'They do cheer the heart, don't they?' said Sam looking up.”
― J.R.R. Tolkien, The Two Towers

“Whenever I read the term 'belief system', somewhere between my eyes and my brain, it becomes 'coping mechanism.”
― Stewart Stafford

“Doc said, 'That's man-nature, Ma'am. Three things bring a man home again—his bed, his woman, and his dinner.”
― Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, The Yearling

“The black hole of the galaxy swallows the boiling energy of human fury. Soon my waning fume will be obscured forevermore, all insignia of my ionized essence tucked into the anonymous pleat of the universe’s billowing skirt. Until the coarse earth’s rank mustiness calls for me, can I take comfort living purposefully in the rhythms of an ordinarily life? Can I unabashedly absorb the scintillating jewels in the daily milieu? Can I savor an array of pleasantries with my tongue, ears, nose, eyes, lips, and fingertips? Can I take solace in the tenderness of the nights by singing out songs of love and heartache? Can I devote the dazzle of daylight and the vastness of the night’s starriness to investigate life, make a concerted effort to reduce imbedded ignorance, and penetrate layers of obdurate obliviousness? Can I conduct a rigorous search for wisdom irrespective of wherever this journey takes me? Can I make use of the burly pack of prior personal experiences to increase self-awareness? Can I aspire to go forward in good spirits and cheerfully accept all challenges as they come? Can I skim along the delicate surface of life with a light heart until greeting an endless sleep with a begrudging grin in the coolness of the ebbing light?”
― Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls

“Chocolate like a woman is magic. It just leaves you wanting more and more. You are never satisfied with a little.”
― Yvonne Vaz.

“You're only a rebel from the waist downwards,' he told her. She thought this brilliantly witty and flung her arms around him and delight.”
― George Orwell, 1984